Current Political Scenario: Federal Front

The concept of Federal Front could be the final alternative to form the government at the centre if at all the major national parties – Congress and BJP failed to form the government after the 2014 elections.

In the latest development, moving forward to concrete the Federal Front , the Chief Minister of West Bengal and Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee discussed with the president of YSR Congress Y. S. Vijayalakshmi .

The Federal Front would become strong after both YSR Congress and TDP becoming members of this new coalition of parties to form government at the centre.

In Andhra Pradesh, the YSR Congress has been gaining popularity among the people as the former chief minister YSR Rajasekhar was the veteran leader of Congress.

On the other hand, the BSP supremo Mayawait recently criticised the BJP’s top leader Narendra Modi, who could be the candidate in the race to be projected as PM candidate for the BJP.

BSP might consider accepting the coalition with the Federal Front at the centre after the elections, but that certainly depends on the performance of the Congress and UPA.

At present, the BSP and SP have been supporting the UPA II from outside and the scenario could change drastically after the 2014 general elections.

Interesting, in the new coalition called the ‘Federal Front ’ has more likely to be Prime Ministerial candidates than any other party in India. It would be interesting to see, how the coalition would form the government and to whom they are going to project as Prime Ministerial candidate.